The Panshanger Oak is England’s largest single stemmed oak tree. With a girth of 7.6m it is truly impressive and is believed to have been planted by Queen Elizabeth 1. It sits in a Repton Landscape near Hertford. Lafarge Tarmac have done an extraordinary job of returning this landscape post gravel extraction,back to nature. Many new footpaths have been opened to the public allowing access to this beautiful Mimram valley. A Traditional Cheshire fence with curved top now protects the Panshanger Oak in a subtle but effective manner.
A Norfolk Country House Restoration
As part of the wider restoration of this beautiful Norfolk country estate, we worked closely with Will Draper Garden Design to deliver a range of bespoke features, including Burghley Estate Fencing, Gates, Rose Arch Walkways, a Domed Structure and, completing the project, a large bespoke Arbour. Designed to complement the surrounding landscape.
